GUIDELINES FOR JOURNAL ENTRIES
Remember that anyone in the world can see your journal entry so please be professional about the way you use this. Spelling and grammar is important!
1. Entries must have a title and a date.
2. Entries must be completed a minimum of 3 times a week. This may be a comment, an uploaded photo, a recording of a discussion.
3. This entry is a reflection on your learning NOT what you have been DOING in class. If you write a doing comment you will be asked to re-write this.
If you are not sure what to write look at the prompts. As an extension class we expect to see a reflection that is insightful and points out what
your strengths and weaknesses and next learning steps are. If you do not have time to complete this fully in class please make this a regular part of your
home-learning. 1.What I learnt today in mathematics - What mathematics did I learn?
- Describe how a method works.
- What are my opinions on the mathematical ideas I learnt today?
2.How I felt learning mathematics today - I was feeling …
- What did I enjoy or find good?
- What didn’t I like?
- My feelings about mathematics.
- My favourite thing in maths is..
3.Things that I need help more on - I find …. Hard
- I need to practise …
- I need to remember…
- I need to improve at …
4.Things that help me learn, or about my learning - Where did I learn new ideas from?
- How do I learn best?
- How is my learning progressing?
Remember that anyone in the world can see your journal entry so please be professional about the way you use this. Spelling and grammar is important!
1. Entries must have a title and a date.
2. Entries must be completed a minimum of 3 times a week. This may be a comment, an uploaded photo, a recording of a discussion.
3. This entry is a reflection on your learning NOT what you have been DOING in class. If you write a doing comment you will be asked to re-write this.
If you are not sure what to write look at the prompts. As an extension class we expect to see a reflection that is insightful and points out what
your strengths and weaknesses and next learning steps are. If you do not have time to complete this fully in class please make this a regular part of your
home-learning.
1. What I learnt today in mathematics
- What mathematics did I learn?
- Describe how a method works.
- What are my opinions on the mathematical ideas I learnt today?
2. How I felt learning mathematics today
- I was feeling …
- What did I enjoy or find good?
- What didn’t I like?
- My feelings about mathematics.
- My favourite thing in maths is..
3. Things that I need help more on
- I find …. Hard
- I need to practise …
- I need to remember…
- I need to improve at …
4. Things that help me learn, or about my learning
- Where did I learn new ideas from?
- How do I learn best?
- How is my learning progressing?
5. Things that were useful or interesting
6. Things I found easy or I already knew
7. Did I have an “AH HA” moment
8. Any other ideas you would like to write about.
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